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Blue and Gold Irish County Flag
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Clare DuraFlag
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Blue and Gold Irish County Large Hand Flags
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Saffron and White Irish County Flag
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Clare colours: saffron and blue
Clare is the Banner County, a name earned by the banners carried for Daniel O’Connell at the Clare election of 1828 and kept alive by every flag on the Ennis road on a hurling weekend. The county’s GAA colours are saffron and blue, worn by the hurlers who won All-Irelands in 1914, 1995, 1997, 2013 and 2024 and the footballers at Cusack Park, and on a flag that saffron reads as gold, which is why the Blue and Gold Irish county flag is the one that flies for Clare. It is the plain two-colour county flag, split vertically into a blue half and a gold half with no crest, so it is the design the supporters carry rather than a council emblem, and it is stocked in 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft in Flagtex woven polyester with brass eyelets from £6.99. The Saffron and White county flag sits in the same collection in the same three sizes for anyone who wants the saffron shade on its own.
The Clare DuraFlag
The Clare DuraFlag is the county’s own design, colours and crest, in 150gsm knitted polyester with double-stitched hems, stocked in 20x12in at £14.99 and 5ft x 3ft at £39.99 with clips or a rope and toggle. It is the flag for a pole that stays up: a Clare bar in Kilburn or Boston, a GAA club in Britain, a holiday home in Lahinch or Kilkee, a boat in Kilrush. The Flagtex county colours flag is the one for a car window, a bedroom wall or a pole for the championship; the DuraFlag is the one for the pole that flies it through a west-of-Ireland winter.
Hand flags and the windsock
Blue and gold large hand flags are 18x12in on a 60cm pole at £7.99, the size for Croke Park, the Gaelic Grounds on a Munster final day or the Clare supporters’ bus. Tipperary, Limerick and Cork are a click away under Irish county flags, the tricolour is in the Irish flags hub, and the full set of county DuraFlags is under Irish county colours DuraFlags.
Clare flag FAQs
What are the Clare GAA colours?
Saffron and blue. The Blue and Gold Irish county flag is the stock flag that carries them, as a plain vertical two-colour design without a crest.
Why is Clare called the Banner County?
From the banners carried at the 1828 Clare election that returned Daniel O’Connell to Westminster, and later for the county’s banners at Repeal rallies. The nickname has followed the hurlers ever since.
What sizes does the Clare colours flag come in?
3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft in Flagtex, and the Clare DuraFlag in 20x12in and 5ft x 3ft.
Which Clare flag for a flagpole outside a pub?
The Clare DuraFlag in 5ft x 3ft with clips or rope and toggle; the knitted polyester and stitched hems are built for daily flying in wind off the Atlantic.
Do you have Clare hand flags?
Yes, blue and gold large hand flags at 18x12in on a 60cm pole, the size that shows on television from the Hogan Stand.
How quickly can a Clare flag arrive in the UK?
The whole collection is stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse; order before 2pm for same-day dispatch and free 1–2 day UK delivery.